This supporter of "coal-whippers" resigned one post after supporting increased grants to Maynooth Seminary, since it contradicted views laid out in his work The State in its Relations with the Church. He personally talked to street prostitutes as leader of the Church Penitentiary Society for the Reform of Fallen Women. His pamphlet on the "Question of the East" opposed Turkish massacres, which he called the (*) "Bulgarian Horrors," and was written during his Midlothian campagin. He expanded the Land Act with ally-turned-adversary Charles Parnel
This supporter of "coal-whippers" resigned one post after supporting increased grants to Maynooth Seminary, since it contradicted views laid out in his work The State in its Relations with the Church. He personally talked to street prostitutes as leader of the Church Penitentiary Society for the Reform of Fallen Women. His pamphlet on the "Question of the East" opposed Turkish massacres, which he called the (*) "Bulgarian Horrors," and was written during his Midlothian campagin. He expanded the Land Act with ally-turned-adversary Charles Parnell, and after opposing the Second but passing the Third Reform Act, he failed to pass bills for Irish Home Rule during his third term. For 10 points, name this four-time Liberal prime minister of Britain, the rival of Benjamin Disraeli.
This supporter of "coal-whippers" resigned one post after supporting increased grants to Maynooth Seminary, since it contradicted views laid out in his work The State in its Relations with the Church.
William Ewart {Gladstone}